When I read “Always on the side of the Egg” by Haruki Murakami. I started disagreeing with the contents of it immediately. Murakami starts by saying how an egg is always the victim and how the wall is the system that destroys the egg. Yet a wall can never move…

I found myself reading “My Grandmother Washes Her Feet in the Sink of the Bathroom at Sears” by Mohja Kahf and I could not have felt any more like I was literally living through the poem. Both my parents are Vietnamese and they both came from Vietnam in around the…

I read the poem “Introduction to Poetry” by BIlly Collins and I want to do a line by line analysis on it. Surprisingly that is literally the reason I had to make this post because of how interesting I found it, you could call it my exigence. …

Vera Pavlova, wrote a poem called “To converse with the greats” and it’s a very interesting piece that I would like to share with you, the reader, and give my own insight on. I also ask after reading my own insight you create a post and give your opinions on…

After reading Getting Picked by Seth Godin. I find that most successful people are just normal people with one key difference that anyone can attain. A lack of giving a frick. Don’t give a frick. The most successful people do not care about what others think about them and they…

After reading Elan Cohen’s essay called Harnessing Boredom in the Age of Coronavirus. I related back to an instance of my life during the Coronavirus. Let me set the scene. Middle of the night, playing Minecraft but not really doing anything, talking with a friend. You know how those late…

After going throughout my life, I have found a new perspective on one of my posts on Medium called “Where is Life’s Rose”. It’s basically about how nothing is new and can give opportunities, and how everyone does the same type of content in their genre to appeal to the…

In a podcast called “Works of Art by Agnes Martin and Hiroyuki Doi” he talks about Agnes Martin. There was a story that she took out a rose and asked if it was beautiful, then put it behind herself and asked the same question again. Both times the person said…

What defines value within art? Art itself has never resonated with me, specifically art as in paintings and ones that you must dive into to see the greater meaning. Even further, how can art be valued higher than other art if all art has a deeper meaning? How can one…